Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later
Read full article: Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later❄️ Remembering a historic winter in Southwest Virginia | A decade ago, Southwest Virginia was transformed into a winter wonderland with over 2 feet of snow blanketing the region.
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Roanoke Valley SPCA seeks foster homes for pets ahead of winter storm
Read full article: Roanoke Valley SPCA seeks foster homes for pets ahead of winter stormAs severe winter weather approaches, the Roanoke Valley SPCA needs help getting as many pets as possible out of the shelter and into warm, safe homes.
Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later
Read full article: Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later❄️ Remembering a historic winter in Southwest Virginia | A decade ago, Southwest Virginia was transformed into a winter wonderland with over 2 feet of snow blanketing the region.
Roanoke Police Department releases 2025 gun violence report
Read full article: Roanoke Police Department releases 2025 gun violence reportLast year, police responded to 25 gun violence incidents, according to the report. Of those, nine were classified as homicides, one fewer than in 2024. Aggravated assaults dropped notably, falling to 17 from 24 the previous year.
Roanoke holds public meeting Wednesday night on 2024 zoning changes
Read full article: Roanoke holds public meeting Wednesday night on 2024 zoning changesCommunity members will have a chance to weigh in on the new zoning in the City of Roanoke at a public meeting Wednesday evening at Belmont Library, 1101 Morningside Street SE.
WATCH: The Promissory Hotel is open for business in Roanoke
Read full article: WATCH: The Promissory Hotel is open for business in RoanokeWhat was once a storied landmark of downtown Roanoke has now been reimagined. The historic First National Bank building is now the Promissory Hotel and is open for business.
Roanoke City Council meeting addresses Evans Spring development, school budget cuts, and downtown event policies
Read full article: Roanoke City Council meeting addresses Evans Spring development, school budget cuts, and downtown event policiesCommunity members and business owners voice concerns as Roanoke City Council debates key issues impacting the city's future.
Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later
Read full article: Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later❄️ Remembering a historic winter in Southwest Virginia | A decade ago, Southwest Virginia was transformed into a winter wonderland with over 2 feet of snow blanketing the region.
Man arrested, charged in connection with Lynchburg shooting
Read full article: Man arrested, charged in connection with Lynchburg shootingThe Lynchburg Police Department announced Wednesday that it was investigating a shooting that occurred in the 800 block of Greenfield Drive. Anyone with information is encouraged to call LPD at (434) 847-1602.
Three people, two dogs displaced following house fire in Lynchburg
Read full article: Three people, two dogs displaced following house fire in LynchburgThree people and two dogs have been displaced following a house fire that occurred in Lynchburg early Sunday morning, Lynchburg Fire Department said.
Lynchburg Police seeking public’s assistance in identifying vehicle that caused property damage to the Middle School
Read full article: Lynchburg Police seeking public’s assistance in identifying vehicle that caused property damage to the Middle SchoolThe Lynchburg Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in attempting to identify a vehicle and the driver involved in property damage at Linkhorne Middle School.
E.C. Glass High School closed Thursday over potential threat and LPD investigation, according to officials
Read full article: E.C. Glass High School closed Thursday over potential threat and LPD investigation, according to officialsLynchburg City Schools announced Wednesday that E.C. Glass High School would be closed out of an abundance of caution after investigators and law enforcement were made aware of a threat made involving an external contractor working on E.C. Glass Grounds.
Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later
Read full article: Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later❄️ Remembering a historic winter in Southwest Virginia | A decade ago, Southwest Virginia was transformed into a winter wonderland with over 2 feet of snow blanketing the region.
New River Valley Passenger Rail Project on Track for 2027 Launch
Read full article: New River Valley Passenger Rail Project on Track for 2027 LaunchConstruction advances on Christiansburg’s new train station, marking a significant step toward restoring passenger rail service to the New River Valley after a nearly 50-year absence.
New River Valley Residents Kick Off 2026 with First Day Hikes at Claytor Lake
Read full article: New River Valley Residents Kick Off 2026 with First Day Hikes at Claytor LakeNew River Valley residents started their new year by connecting with nature through the popular First Day Hikes program at Claytor Lake State Park, continuing a tradition that has grown from a local initiative to a nationwide movement.
Patchwork 250: 1912 Carroll County Courthouse massacre impact still felt in New River Valley
Read full article: Patchwork 250: 1912 Carroll County Courthouse massacre impact still felt in New River ValleyTo this day, it remains unclear who fired the first shot — whether it was Floyd Allen’s son, the sheriff, or someone else.
Drop off old Christmas trees at Claylor Lake State Park through Feb. 1 to support fish habitats
Read full article: Drop off old Christmas trees at Claylor Lake State Park through Feb. 1 to support fish habitatsBefore you toss your old Christmas tree to the curb, Claylor Lake State Park wants you to consider dropping it off at the park to help support the environment.
Zeppoli’s Restaurant and Wine Shop in Blacksburg closing its doors Dec. 20 at 9 p.m.
Read full article: Zeppoli’s Restaurant and Wine Shop in Blacksburg closing its doors Dec. 20 at 9 p.m.A cherished restaurant in Blacksburg will soon be permanently closing its doors after nearly three decades of serving the community.
Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later
Read full article: Looking back: Remember a historically snowy storm in Southwest Virginia, 10 years later❄️ Remembering a historic winter in Southwest Virginia | A decade ago, Southwest Virginia was transformed into a winter wonderland with over 2 feet of snow blanketing the region.
Packaging supply company expanding operations in Danville, creating 150 new jobs
Read full article: Packaging supply company expanding operations in Danville, creating 150 new jobsInfinity Global, a packaging supply company, is expanding its operations in Danville with a $34 million investment that will create 150 new jobs.
15th arrest made in Martinsville shooting that killed 39-year-old woman
Read full article: 15th arrest made in Martinsville shooting that killed 39-year-old womanThe Martinsville Police Department has made its 15th arrest in connection with a fatal shooting that claimed the life of a 39-year-old woman last August.
Bedford County residents prepare for winter weather
Read full article: Bedford County residents prepare for winter weatherBedford County is bracing for a potentially historic winter storm this weekend, the first major snowfall in Southwest Virginia in a decade. Residents are proactively stocking up on groceries, fuel, and emergency supplies to stay safe and comfortable during the storm. Local voices share their preparations and advice as the community urges everyone to get ready early and stay indoors when the snow hits.
Liberty High’s Kris Wingfield honored as Bedford County’s 2027 Teacher of the Year
Read full article: Liberty High’s Kris Wingfield honored as Bedford County’s 2027 Teacher of the YearBedford County Public Schools has named Kris Wingfield of Liberty High School as its 2027 Bedford County Teacher of the Year.
Bedford County closes digital divide with $25 million boost in high-speed internet
Read full article: Bedford County closes digital divide with $25 million boost in high-speed internetBedford County is making big strides in closing the digital divide with a major boost in high-speed internet access. Thanks to a $25 million grant from Virginia’s Telecommunication Initiative, thousands of homes and businesses that once struggled with slow or no internet are finally getting connected.
Beloved Blacksburg Restaurant Substation II Returns After Two-Year Hiatus
Read full article: Beloved Blacksburg Restaurant Substation II Returns After Two-Year HiatusA beloved Blacksburg sandwich shop made its highly anticipated return this week, as Substation 2 reopened its doors after a two-year closure, drawing crowds of eager customers and bringing back cherished memories for the Virginia Tech community.
Blacksburg Town Council Faces Public Reaction Over Interim Town Council Selections
Read full article: Blacksburg Town Council Faces Public Reaction Over Interim Town Council SelectionsBlacksburg residents voiced mixed reactions Tuesday night during a public hearing about two potential interim town council members, as the governing body seeks to restore stability following recent upheaval.
Virginia Tech experts discuss Maduro capture, political consequences
Read full article: Virginia Tech experts discuss Maduro capture, political consequencesEarlier this month, American strikes were carried out on Venezuela’s capital that killed civilians and resulted in the capture of the country’s sitting president, Nicolás Maduro, as well as his wife.
Volunteers shaping Angel Tree Holiday House
Read full article: Volunteers shaping Angel Tree Holiday HouseThe Salvation Army of the Roanoke Valley, serving Roanoke County, Roanoke City, Craig and Botetourt counties, is supporting 430 local families this Christmas. That includes roughly 1,000 children who will receive gifts through the Angel Tree program.
Multiple vehicles catch fire at Meridian Waste in Christiansburg after electrical short, no injuries reported
Read full article: Multiple vehicles catch fire at Meridian Waste in Christiansburg after electrical short, no injuries reportedWe’re following breaking news out of Christiansburg after residents reported hearing loud noises that some thought were explosions Wednesday morning.
Local fraternity chapter hosts MLK Day breakfast supporting local students
Read full article: Local fraternity chapter hosts MLK Day breakfast supporting local studentsThe Rho Iota Chapter of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity celebrated local athletic excellence while investing in future generations during their 26th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Breakfast Monday morning.
How MLK’s visits to Danville shaped the local civil rights movement
Read full article: How MLK’s visits to Danville shaped the local civil rights movementIn the summer of 1963, as racial tensions reached a crescendo across America, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. made a series of pivotal visits to Danville that would leave an indelible mark on the city’s civil rights movement.
Danville Area Humane Society upping support for local pet owners
Read full article: Danville Area Humane Society upping support for local pet ownersThe Danville Area Humane Society is expanding its resources to address animal neglect and abandonment, while facing ongoing scrutiny over its euthanasia practices.
Packaging supply company expanding operations in Danville, creating 150 new jobs
Read full article: Packaging supply company expanding operations in Danville, creating 150 new jobsInfinity Global, a packaging supply company, is expanding its operations in Danville with a $34 million investment that will create 150 new jobs.
Yokohama Tire announces reduced tire production at Salem plant, nearly 400 workers to be laid off
Read full article: Yokohama Tire announces reduced tire production at Salem plant, nearly 400 workers to be laid offYokohama Tire announced on Friday that they have plans to “significantly reduce tire production” at their Salem location, resulting in the layoff of around 392 hourly and salaried employees at the facility.
Salem RidgeYaks offering buy-one-get-one ticket deal for those impacted by recent Verizon outage
Read full article: Salem RidgeYaks offering buy-one-get-one ticket deal for those impacted by recent Verizon outageThe Salem RidgeYaks announced Thursday that it was offering a special buy-one-get-one deal for those who were affected by the recent Verizon service outages.
Patchwork 250: The story of the Lakeside Amusement Park
Read full article: Patchwork 250: The story of the Lakeside Amusement ParkUnder H.L. Roberts in the 1930’s the park started to get a family friendly reputation as thousands of people flocked to the park from across the country and live music was played from the likes of Hank Williams Jr and Conway Twitty.
